Scenario: You are testing an Android application with complex gestures using UIAutomator2. Explain how UIAutomator2 facilitates the testing of these gestures and provide an example.
- UIAutomator2 doesn't support complex gestures.
- UIAutomator2 provides the UiDevice class to simulate complex gestures like swiping, pinching, and multi-touch.
- UIAutomator2 relies on external libraries for gesture simulation.
- UIAutomator2 utilizes the UiObject2 class for gesture automation, making it efficient and straightforward.
UIAutomator2 facilitates gesture testing through the UiObject2 class, allowing for easy simulation of complex gestures. For example, you can use swipe() to perform swipe actions or pinchOpen() for pinch gestures.
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